Intel should not rename their processes
Analysis: An unwinnable fight should not be picked
OregonLive got a scoop about Intel potentially renaming their 7nm process to 5nm to match the marketing schemes from the foundries.
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OregonLive got a scoop about Intel potentially renaming their 7nm process to 5nm to match the marketing schemes from the foundries.
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Today Intel is trying to show that their ‘Evo’ tuning results in a better laptop than AMD’s CPUs.
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Intel had a very interesting financial analyst call last week, lets take a look at some of the data points.
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In an absolute shock Intel has deemed the Ultrabook a failure and canceled it according to documents seen by SemiAccurate.
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I went to IDF this year hoping to find a reason that PCs weren’t doomed and came away knowing all key players are actively making things worse.
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The PC market is moribund and withering because of Microsoft and Intel’s mandates, but that didn’t stop Inhon from actually innovating.
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Updated: Intel has made some rather counter-intuitive pricing moves for high end graphics capabilities on their upcoming CPUs, and now we know why.
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A year after SemiAccurate called Intel’s moronic Ultrabook spec “Shiny things for the stupid”, the world is coming around to our point of view.
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Why is Intel so afraid of people asking questions about it’s new ‘Ultrabook’ spec?
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Gigabyte has introduced the world’s lightest Ultrabook, the carbon fiber chassis X11.
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Much has been said about Intel’s new Ultrabook form factor.
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In case you haven’t noticed, we at SemiAccurate are not too keen on Ultrabooks…
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Moving on to the CPU, there is one big dark secret that Intel is using to con the press into thinking the CPU and GPU power of the Ultrabooks are adequate.
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You know a product is a dog when it is available widely in stores long before reviewers get sent some.
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Every once in a while, one hand of a company bites the other hand, like Intel marketing biting Intel PR.
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